This Advance Notice of Proposed Rulemaking invites comments relative to the need for Federal safety regulation of gas piping located inside buildings, whether these buildings be classified as commercial, industrial, a domicile, or places of...

This document adds a new Part 190 to Title 49, Code of Federal Regulations that prescribes procedures to be followed bythe MTB in carrying out its enforcement responsibilities under the Natural Gas Pipeline Safety Act of 1968 (49 U.S.C. .1671 et seq...

This advance notice of proposed rulemaking invites comments on a recommendation by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) to locate longitudinal weld seams in the upper half of the pipe as a means to reduce the potential for pipeline...

This notice proposes to amend Parts 192 and 195 to update the existing references therein to documents prepared by industry to later published editions of those documents. Many currently referenced editions are now out-of-print.

This notice proposes criteria to qualify for use under Parts 192 and 195 metallic pipeline components manufactured according to editions of documents incorporated by reference that: (1) Are not listed as applicable
editions to those referenced...

A final rule was published July 23,1979. (Amdt. 192-34:44 FR 42068), establishing tests for qualifying procedures and personnel to make all types of joints in plastic pipeline used in the transportation of natural and other gas by pipeline. The docket...

This notice proposes establishment of a set of comprehensive safety standards governing operations (including security), maintenance, fire protection and corrosion control in liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities used in the transportation of natural...

This final rule establishes a set of comprehensive safety standards governing the design (including site selection) and construction of liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities used in the transportation of natural gas by pipeline in or affecting...

This document amends Material Transportation Bureau's regulation on general requirements for repair procedures of gas pipelines (49 CFR 192.711) by correcting a refeience to another section which has been redesignated.

This amendment establishes the monitoring requirements for testing short sections of transmission pipelines on a sampling basis to determine the effectiveness of cathodic protection in controlling corrosion.